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COUNTRY NEWS.
The Warr[?]bool Coursing Club ran off their Cap here to-day at the Eyeuk Estate. It was an all-aged sta[?]. The winner was Duhallow, [?] [?] being ...
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UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.
A meeting of the council of the University was held yesterday afternoon. The members present were —The Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, Mr.G.W.Rusden, Mr. Rogers, Q.C., Mr. ...
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BALLARAT.
The market was rather dull during the early part of the day, but it improved in the afternoon, and a good deal of business was done in some of the more prominent stocks. ...
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THE COFFEE TAVERNS COMPANY.
The third half-yearly meeting of the Coffe[?] Taverns Company was held last night at tavern No. 1, Bourke-street east, Mr. W. M'Lean, chairman of the Board of Directors, ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN MEAT EXPORTATION COMPANY.
A meeting of the Rockhampton Committee of Messrs. Whitehead's Fitzroy Meat Preserving Works was held yesterday. Mr. Bertram, the representative of Messrs. ...
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THE UNIVERSITY DINNER.
The annual dinner ot the members of the University of Melbourne was held in the Town-hall last night About 60 gentlemen were present His Honour Sir Redmond ...
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MELBOURNE BENEVOLENT ASYLUM.
The weekly meeting of the committee of management of the Melbourne Benevolent Asylum was held on thursday. There were present—Messrs Ashely (in the chair), Smith, ...
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PROFESSIONAL SCULLING RACE.
A sculling [?] was rowed yesterday eveing between R.Edwards and C. Messenger, the latter, it was said, laying £30 to £20. The contest was supposed to be on account of Saturday's race, R. [?]wards then ...
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MINING NOTES.
The managers report:— Band of Hope and Albion Consols, May 20.—Y[?]eld for the week from 520 tons 316[?], blank[?] [?] [?], total 347[?]. Good progress has been made in sinking ...
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FOOTBALL V. GATE MONEY.
Sir,—I beg the favour of being allowed, through the medium of yourpowerful columns, to protest against the money-grubbing spirit that is actuating the " managers," to the ...
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Sir,—In reply to the Chinese appeal signed by Mesars. Kong Meng Tye sing, Cheok Hong Cheong, in your issue of 25th inst., I must say that the telescopic vision of the ...
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DEATH OF MR. J.R.PLANCHE.
By cable we have intelligence of the death of Mr. J.R. Planche, at the advanced age of 84 years. The following biographicla sketch is from Men of the Time:—"James Robinson ...
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PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The monthly meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held in the office, 55 Bourke-street east, on Thursday last, Mr. James Garton, J.P., in the chair. The ...
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THE COST OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Sir,—when the secretary of the Homoeopathic Hospital thought fit to challenge the correctness of my calculation of the cost per bed in that institution, he ought fairly to ...
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GEELONG.
The quarterly meeting of the Ruridecanal Chapter of the Geelong Deanery was held this afternoon, the Rev Canon Goodman in the chair.Captain Pascoe was elected a member, ...
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THE EXHIBITION.
A meeting of the Machinery Committee of the Melbourne Exhibition was held yesterday morning, 22 commissioners being in attendance. The sub-committee appointed to deal ...
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FOOTBALL.
A match—Medical School v.Scotch College—will be played to-day on the Melbourne football ground, play commencing at 3 p.m. sharp. The following will represent the Medical School:—Ad[?], Brodie, ...
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BOWLING.
The members of the Richmond Bowling Club celebrated their 12th annual meeting at Bloomfield's Greyhound Hotel, Swan-street, Richmond, on Friday eveing, May 28. Amongst other matters ...
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